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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1915

Page

7

Hoosier lawmaker warns against election fraud and disfranchisement

Senator J Pleming proposes a bill to require one year residency for voters and to enforce qualified citizenship in Indiana. He argues mass naturalization fraud skews elections, cites 1906 1914 records showing thousands filed intentions but few final certificates, and condemns Republican led graft and abuse before urging moral political reform and voter rights debates.

Lew Ellingham Lndianapois J. Pleming Jay Randolph Benat Dc Girraton Deballot Indiana Department Labor Washington Cizens United States Lake County Republic Dtate Repurhions Codeine Pontics Gorth Bratestans Nas Gialista Tisueieo Our Itias Tormaril Independent Beers Olticiia Senate House Viovkt Nouse

Legislative maneuvering shapes apportionment and tax bills

The Senate debates apportionment lines with House, Jones, and compromise bills in play. J K Fleming's Department bill passes Senate. Tax board measures to adjust valuations by class move forward. Workman's compensation compromise passes House and awaits Senate concurrence. Senate caucus tightens ties and aims to speed session to limit.

Tax Board State Board Workman Senate House

Government scientist uncovers cheap gas and dye precursors

Dr. Walter F. Rittman of the Bureau of Mines claims a process to boost gasoline yield from petroleum by 200 percent and to produce fuel and benzol for dyes and high explosives cheaply. The Interior Department will patent and license production, reducing reliance on foreign sources and defeating Standard Oil experts. Production benefits are termed nationwide and immediate.

Washington Standard Oil Co United States Walter F. Rittman Bureau of Mines Lane Rittman

Local Dispatches From Marble Corner and Nearby Towns

Readable notes show frequent visits and trips among residents of Marble Corner Needmore Madison Dupont and surrounding areas. Names include S G Anderson Ben Johnston Wren Hulse Lizzie Thomas Edna Brooks and Rev Mathenay with church revival plans.

Ben Johnston Big Creek Our Town Lizzie Belle Thomas Needmore Lester Clarence Wildman Madison Bugisness Edna Brooks Egypt Our Church Clarence Clark Ruby Lee Derington Arthur Cripe North Madison Rev. Mathenay Illinois J. W. Hash Feday Karl Lurber Dupont

Mrs Lassie Kiger Dead in Indianapolis Pneumonia

Mrs Lassie Kiger wife of Earl W. Kiger died in Indianapolis after pneumonia at their home 99 North Irvington Avenue. She and her newborn baby were buried together at Crown Hill. Daughter of Rev John Machlao formerly pastor of Grace Church she was married five years and leaves two other children along with her husband.

Indianapolis Lassie Kiger Earl W. Kiger North Irvington Avenue

Happenings In Hoosterdom for Hasty Readers

Winchester George Page a former Winchester resident died by suicide at his Greenville home on Saturday. Anderson Ward West twenty one of Anderson was sentenced to the state reformatory after pleading guilty to stealing fourteen dollars from a Big Four railroad station cash drawer. Muncie a wife fond of roller skating spends time in links and is ruled guilty of cruel treatment of her husband in a Charles D McCaffrey versus Hazel McCaffrey divorce suit. Democratic caucus action grants Jefferson Switzerland Dearborn and Ohio one Senator and Jefferson and Scott one Representative.

Winchester George Page Greenville Anderson Ward West State Reformatory Big Four Muncie Frank Ellis Circuit Court Charles D. McCaffrey Hazel McCaffrey Jefferson Switzerland Dearborn Ohio Scott

Native Died in Jeffersonville After Ice Fall

Elizabeth Covert widow of John Covert died at her daughter’s Jeffersonville home from a fall on January 2. An 81 year old, she fractured her hip delivering garments, and died Sunday at 5 pm. Surviving daughters are Mrs. Harry Landskes of Jeffersonville and Mrs. Rose Cougity of Louisville, with sister Mrs. Nancy Lemen in Marysville.

Elizabeth Covert John Covert Harry Landskes Watt Street Jeffersonville Covlert Covert Elizabeth Johnson Saluda Jefferson County Ind Harry Landiskes Rose Cougity Louisville Nancy Lemen Marysville Clark County

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